Decor

Whimsical abstract birds in varied colorful patternsWhimsical abstract birds in varied colorful patternsstrung with tiny colorful glass beads and punctuated bylarger glass balls that sparkle in the sun.Hang a few in the window or create a mobile. Select asmany as you need, no two will be the same.(They arent actually on a wire, its a string, but we wereon a roll.)Bird size L 2 H 1.5 glass beaded string length 27

Framed Day of the Week Buddha. The Buddha footprint is a highly revered symbol in Buddhism and beautifully rendred in traditional Thai art. A largewheel fills the center of the foot and the surrounding grid contains some of the 108 auspicioussymbols. Mythical creatures, small pavilions representing the heavens, and royal symbols populatethe interior of the foot. Hand Painted with gilt on wood panel. Bronze. Each piece you see here is made individually by our master artisans. The craftsmanship involved creates slight variations in color, finish, size, and shape - a quality we consider to be an added touch of uniqueness. The remarkable detail of our bronze sculptures is due to meticulous and labor-intensive care by Thai craftsmen to produce these unique sculptures of exquisite detail and timeless durability. Buffing, polishing, and patinising give each piece its final green-grey verdigris or bronze luster, which conveys the essence of what we at Eastern Serenity admire in South-East Asian art.

Framed Day of the Week Buddha. The Buddha footprint is a highly revered symbol in Buddhism and beautifully rendred in traditional Thai art. A largewheel fills the center of the foot and the surrounding grid contains some of the 108 auspicioussymbols. Mythical creatures, small pavilions representing the heavens, and royal symbols populatethe interior of the foot. Hand Painted with gilt on wood panel. Bronze. Each piece you see here is made individually by our master artisans. The craftsmanship involved creates slight variations in color, finish, size, and shape - a quality we consider to be an added touch of uniqueness. The remarkable detail of our bronze sculptures is due to meticulous and labor-intensive care by Thai craftsmen to produce these unique sculptures of exquisite detail and timeless durability. Buffing, polishing, and patinising give each piece its final green-grey verdigris or bronze luster, which conveys the essence of what we at Eastern Serenity admire in South-East Asian art.

Framed Day of the Week Buddha. The Buddha footprint is a highly revered symbol in Buddhism and beautifully rendred in traditional Thai art. A largewheel fills the center of the foot and the surrounding grid contains some of the 108 auspicioussymbols. Mythical creatures, small pavilions representing the heavens, and royal symbols populatethe interior of the foot. Hand Painted with gilt on wood panel. Bronze. Each piece you see here is made individually by our master artisans. The craftsmanship involved creates slight variations in color, finish, size, and shape - a quality we consider to be an added touch of uniqueness. The remarkable detail of our bronze sculptures is due to meticulous and labor-intensive care by Thai craftsmen to produce these unique sculptures of exquisite detail and timeless durability. Buffing, polishing, and patinising give each piece its final green-grey verdigris or bronze luster, which conveys the essence of what we at Eastern Serenity admire in South-East Asian art.

Framed Day of the Week Buddha. The Buddha footprint is a highly revered symbol in Buddhism and beautifully rendred in traditional Thai art. A largewheel fills the center of the foot and the surrounding grid contains some of the 108 auspicioussymbols. Mythical creatures, small pavilions representing the heavens, and royal symbols populatethe interior of the foot. Hand Painted with gilt on wood panel. Bronze. Each piece you see here is made individually by our master artisans. The craftsmanship involved creates slight variations in color, finish, size, and shape - a quality we consider to be an added touch of uniqueness. The remarkable detail of our bronze sculptures is due to meticulous and labor-intensive care by Thai craftsmen to produce these unique sculptures of exquisite detail and timeless durability. Buffing, polishing, and patinising give each piece its final green-grey verdigris or bronze luster, which conveys the essence of what we at Eastern Serenity admire in South-East Asian art.

H6.5” x W4” x D2.5”

Framed Day of the Week Buddha. The Buddha footprint is a highly revered symbol in Buddhism and beautifully rendred in traditional Thai art. A largewheel fills the center of the foot and the surrounding grid contains some of the 108 auspicioussymbols. Mythical creatures, small pavilions representing the heavens, and royal symbols populatethe interior of the foot. Hand Painted with gilt on wood panel. Bronze. Each piece you see here is made individually by our master artisans. The craftsmanship involved creates slight variations in color, finish, size, and shape - a quality we consider to be an added touch of uniqueness. The remarkable detail of our bronze sculptures is due to meticulous and labor-intensive care by Thai craftsmen to produce these unique sculptures of exquisite detail and timeless durability. Buffing, polishing, and patinising give each piece its final green-grey verdigris or bronze luster, which conveys the essence of what we at Eastern Serenity admire in South-East Asian art.

Framed Day of the Week Buddha. The Buddha footprint is a highly revered symbol in Buddhism and beautifully rendred in traditional Thai art. A largewheel fills the center of the foot and the surrounding grid contains some of the 108 auspicioussymbols. Mythical creatures, small pavilions representing the heavens, and royal symbols populatethe interior of the foot. Hand Painted with gilt on wood panel. Bronze. Each piece you see here is made individually by our master artisans. The craftsmanship involved creates slight variations in color, finish, size, and shape - a quality we consider to be an added touch of uniqueness. The remarkable detail of our bronze sculptures is due to meticulous and labor-intensive care by Thai craftsmen to produce these unique sculptures of exquisite detail and timeless durability. Buffing, polishing, and patinising give each piece its final green-grey verdigris or bronze luster, which conveys the essence of what we at Eastern Serenity admire in South-East Asian art.

Framed Day of the Week Buddha. The Buddha footprint is a highly revered symbol in Buddhism and beautifully rendred in traditional Thai art. A largewheel fills the center of the foot and the surrounding grid contains some of the 108 auspicioussymbols. Mythical creatures, small pavilions representing the heavens, and royal symbols populatethe interior of the foot. Hand Painted with gilt on wood panel. Bronze. Each piece you see here is made individually by our master artisans. The craftsmanship involved creates slight variations in color, finish, size, and shape - a quality we consider to be an added touch of uniqueness. The remarkable detail of our bronze sculptures is due to meticulous and labor-intensive care by Thai craftsmen to produce these unique sculptures of exquisite detail and timeless durability. Buffing, polishing, and patinising give each piece its final green-grey verdigris or bronze luster, which conveys the essence of what we at Eastern Serenity admire in South-East Asian art.

Traditional Thai Decor. One of the many handicrafttraditions in Lanna (NorthernThailand), hand-carved floralteak panels are a traditionalfavorite among Thais andworld travelers alike. Likemany Lanna carvings, theimagery evokes that ofnature with an eye towardthe spiritual. The branches,leaves, and blossomsembody earth while theLotus bud center of aMandala wheel shapeprovides the divinecomplement to complete theform. All of the teak woodin our panels are sourcedfrom registered supplierswho reclaim teak wood fromold barns, homesteads, andother structures no longerin use. Hand carved Teakwood with a lightclear-coat lacquer finish.

Single Segment hand-carved floral panel. Can be displayed vertically or horizontally.One of the many handicraft traditions in Lanna (Northern Thailand) is the hand-carving ofsegmented teak panels that have become design favorites among Thais and world travelersalike. Like many Lanna carvings, the imagery evokes natural iconography with an eyetoward the spiritual realm. The branches, leaves, and blossoms embody pastoralregularity while a Lotus bud center and the hidden geometry of a Mandala wheel shapeprovides a divine harmonic to complete the form. Hand-carved Teak wood with a lightclear-coat lacquer finish. All of the teak wood in our panels are sourced from registeredsuppliers who reclaim teak wood from old barns, homesteads, and other structures nolonger in use. Each design may differ slightly as each artist has a unique approach.

Classic round teak carving.One of the many handicraft traditions in Lanna (Northern Thailand) is the hand-carving ofsegmented teak panels that have become design favorites among Thais and world travelersalike. Like many Lanna carvings, the imagery evokes natural iconography with an eyetoward the spiritual realm. The branches, leaves, and blossoms embody pastoralregularity while a Lotus bud center and the hidden geometry of a Mandala wheel shapeprovides a divine harmonic to complete the form. Hand-carved Teak wood with a lightclear-coat lacquer finish. All of the teak wood in our panels are sourced from registeredsuppliers who reclaim teak wood from old barns, homesteads, and other structures nolonger in use. Each design may differ slightly as each artist has a unique approach.

Jayavarman VII on Bayon Towers, Bayon Style. ContemporaryThe majesty and pathos of fin-de-siecle Cambodia is captured in this self-portrait of Jayavarman VII, the restless genius whose delusions of divinity drove the Khmer empire to the brink of ruin. This effigy, taken from the towers of Bayon, the temple-mountain in the heart of Angkor Thom, has been interpreted as representing either Lokesvara, the bodhisattva of compassion with whom Jayavarman VII identified as king, or the Enlightened One himself as Buddharaja (the Sovereign Buddha). In either case however its features are those of Jayavarman VII himself. Over two hundred such portraits are estimated to have originally adorned the spires of Bayon, the cosmic Axis Mundi, from which they looked down benevolently (the literal meaning of the Sanskrit word Lokesvara) upon the empire. Jayavarman was a fanatic Buddhist who, to fulfill his divine destiny, launched himself into such an expansive construction of religious monuments as to exhaust the empire and leave it prey to the insurrections and popular revolts that followed shortly upon his death.

Cast Stone There is a particular region of Thailand that has a long tradition of sandstone sculpting. Unfortunately, the number of exceptional artisans has dwindled in recent generations; there is only a handful of artisans left who qualify for the highest level of Thai craftsmanship. Fortunately, Eastern Serenity has been able to locate them and their prot??g??s. In making cast sandstone, the artisans will hand-design the master relief out of clay - a process that might take weeks to complete, depending on the size and detail of the piece. A mold is then made of this original clay master; this can be a very difficult task for our more detailed pieces. This mold is then used to make reproductions of the original. However, as there are many variables this is not a straightforward task. Determining color and strength is extremely difficult. Too much of one mixing agent can make the piece prone to the elements of nature, too little and the casting just will not hold together. We have also determined how to achieve the right coloring effect - whether it is a long-lasting matte color or a finish that will fade naturally and quickly to give the piece a naturally weathered look. Eastern Serenity has spent the time to discover the correct balance of sandstone powder, binding material, and coloring agents to use for the right outcome. Our sandstone pieces are set in frames of local tropical wood, professionally constructed to give you a long lasting wall hanging with a natural, tropical look and feel.

Khmer Devata, 12th century Angkor Wat Style, Contemporary Sensuous lips, a deep navel, and breasts firm as ripe fruit: are all elements in the canon of female beauty during the Angkor Wat period when, indeed, it was fashionable for women to remain uncovered above the waist. Celestial Nymphs were born from the Churning of the Milky Ocean which, in addition to the dancing woman represented here, produced a prodigious elixir that ensured immortality, the beautiful goddess Lakshmi who married the Cosmic Progenitor Vishnu, and many marvelous magical objects capable of granting all desires. Represented as demure sirens with mildly erotic charms evoking the sensual pleasures of a mythical paradise, the seductive movements of the Heavenly Nymphs are always restrained. The flowering headdress in this panel associates the dancer with the dryads (tree goddesses) of both Indian and pre-Khmer Cambodian fertility cults. The right hand is raised to grasp a vegetable form - here a garland - a gesture that evokes the miraculous birth of the Buddha when Mahamaya grasped the fruiting branch of the Sal tree and gave painless birth through her right side. Although the art of Angkor Wat was Hindu and not inspired by Buddhism, it nonetheless draws upon the image of the fertility goddess of flowering trees from a folklore widespread throughout Asia and shared by many traditions.

Cast Stone There is a particular region of Thailand that has a long tradition of sandstone sculpting. Unfortunately, the number of exceptional artisans has dwindled in recent generations; there is only a handful of artisans left who qualify for the highest level of Thai craftsmanship. Fortunately, Eastern Serenity has been able to locate them and their prot??g??s. In making cast sandstone, the artisans will hand-design the master relief out of clay - a process that might take weeks to complete, depending on the size and detail of the piece. A mold is then made of this original clay master; this can be a very difficult task for our more detailed pieces. This mold is then used to make reproductions of the original. However, as there are many variables this is not a straightforward task. Determining color and strength is extremely difficult. Too much of one mixing agent can make the piece prone to the elements of nature, too little and the casting just will not hold together. We have also determined how to achieve the right coloring effect - whether it is a long-lasting matte color or a finish that will fade naturally and quickly to give the piece a naturally weathered look. Eastern Serenity has spent the time to discover the correct balance of sandstone powder, binding material, and coloring agents to use for the right outcome. Our sandstone pieces are set in frames of local tropical wood, professionally constructed to give you a long lasting wall hanging with a natural, tropical look and feel.

Custom Buddha Panel. An image of powerful calm. This Buddha visage embodies a recurring theme in the East, that of achievingtranscendental peace while retaining the strength gained from travails associated with the quest for enlightenment.

Designer Resin This composite material is a popular medium for decor. It holds excellent detail and various finishes, is highly durable, and is suitable for interior and exterior use.

Whimsical abstract birds in varied colorful patternsWhimsical abstract birds in varied colorful patternsstrung with tiny colorful glass beads and punctuated bylarger glass balls that sparkle in the sun.Hang a few in the window or create a mobile. Select asmany as you need, no two will be the same.(They arent actually on a wire, its a string, but we wereon a roll.)Bird size L 2 H 1.5 glass beaded string length 27